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The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-06-15

A couple were married last Sun
day on a train, on the East Ten
pessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail
Road running at the rate of forty
r'iles an houe. The marriage GER
mony was finished just as the train
entered Rose Hill Cemetery at
Macon.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-06-15

The Kentucky DistiIIers Asset.
alton met last week and passed a
resolution recommending that no
more whiskey be made, in the
state, until October 1888. There
are now, in bond, in the state, So
OOO, 900 gallons of whiskey Which.
with the amount that the Ken
lucky men have in foreign parts,
is enough to last them three years.
Hence the resolution.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-06-15

DAWSON, GEORGIA.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-06-15
ROCK and RYE


ans Sweet Mash Corn, and have cut
1T he has.
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w EST SuOkE RAILROAD.

w N. Y. Z. ii. H. H. CO.. lessess.
Trains leave West 42ust station oiows and 10 min
earlier from foot OF Jay ST., North River
Detroit and Chicago % So a IN, v 05. 'Sl5 p m.
st. LOUIS. - 05, - lo m
Syracuse. Buffalo Rochester suspension Bridge, Niagara
FALL ~ y 90 a an M 9 , o. = leP%
Kingston. Saugerties. catskill Albany. 10. = :la
% 65 II 80 a m, sos. .sl5 p NJ;
$40 = 10, 'v:o5. i0l6, IL 80 M. 4, no. s..
- b. 45 p. M, and Us Iransons. Cornwall.
NewDurg
For Montreal and Canada East. o O5 p. M
Hamilton London. % 90 ~ &c 05 8 rs D. m.
HSan sSspns cars rs TO- Tor nuS. Niagara Falls o
einnah Detroit, chicago aud ST. Louis.
daily. tDay except Saturday.
Othet trains daily except SUNDAY.
For tickets time paror or sleeping car accommo
da0ns information. apply o. onices brooklyn 333
Washington St. go Eu9n,st Annex once foot q FS!;
Bowsy ~ Park Place and West Shore stations foot Of
West l2d-st, foot OF Jay.sG. NJ y. e. LAMBERT.
Vandesbltsve, ocaerai Passenger Agent
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DENNSlLNANIA RAILROAD.
On AMI .ffrr % liir.t =. 1850
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK III NE
Trains AM s4se orx Icranas
ma S 0 rttsoSrs O md tho West Palace
ssi' 'iia:ssa sl,a 70 e my and
w sgp&s S'i foeS iis,sn M So and
r r.s e. suS entire g and h% the 81 Eesoa "
For SssoSq. n a9N I ss s%a
8 20 NJ ann a. Saturdays oDIS' p No.
Batnio1e Washington aoi tn South. Limited wash
neton EAps Of Pullman rarr Cars 4sa na sS1sy 10
N. IIiyP w-.alnssOe snI aH' al 70 TO-
sts%gI sunday 10 and ) a. H. 80 and y. w. and
toi cry p NJ reG SsS a@'' DAYS, Saturday,
IONS Branch, BAY Head Junction and intermediate az
S a., s ana y mn On p,E SuniA'' 40 H. anu III '
i iO I'D Pom, ana NctcK via New York. Philadelphia
AND AND T S.y Eas -'g 50 h. ss s D-'''
Boat % p G aa Aa1S: .Peci S"
5 From si r''Oq sis G g, j .s ss
SO ana % % aS si rs ssnl'' 70
sgS T. u 90 g % ."d =
Ps sS sn n % o. 80 e T. IS g. s. &
Express Trains leave pesurosses ana cors
ess s.S iisl; ted ana 70 ~ %assas! sS
ton 4 30 and III 10 a. IN. 40 D. M sundays Ex'
press, 6l5 20 Llmtcdl and ~ a w., 4. 10 o. u T.
trains leaving New. York daily except Sunday, at g.
and II 10 M 1. 2, o, p ~: ana 10 a a., and
m. sundays. connect al trenton ioF tsnucn
Returning trains leave Broad Street station pha
i20i 90 90 40; GO; ~ go t,s, 70
with dining Gar. 4 and $50 @;4 y 20 80
On snndays, Il Of, 20. lo5, 40, 10,
i 30 40 a IN. ~ 40. 20, u so Limited). b %,
o 80, IL and ID p M "a
Leave hliadcIphia VIA Camden. a. m ana 80 p. m.
TcRet onlces $40 435 and 944 Broadway. Astor
House Battery Place and foot Of DesbrOsses and Cort
iandt SITS 4 tourt-st and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot
OF Fulton St Brooklyn station. Jersey CITY EmigrAnt
the New. York Transfer Company for and
S1cH,s r. r. I'll J. r. WOOD
General Manager General PasS'r Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
LITERARY NOTES.

Pobcrt Jous stevenson has written q spirited BALLAD
eallc "Ticonderoga" and will appear with several
ilust rations in tho Christmas number Oh ect1Dhcr
Rret Hartes latest story, "a Drift from REDWOOD
camnY s also intended for the Christmas "scribner
p Hopknson Smith and J. W. Alexander nave rr-
nished light Illustrations.
"sonrs of tho Mexican Seas is tho title Of Joaquin
Millers forthcoming volume Of poems now IN 'hs
press Of Roberts Brothers
Mr. Adrch has prepared for tho December. Harper
dramatic poem with tho promising tue OF rAu'ino
Paylovna." c. S. Remnant has made two ILLUSTRATORS
Tor it.
Tho fiction Of this Christmas number OF Harper
will be notable in all respects. Tho hst ihciuuo9
"Captan Santa Claus" an Army Christmas s'ory, ny
that brilliant writer officer, Captain Charles KING
"AnpIe Laurie" a story by Elizabeth stuart fneip'
uCraa1ock's Heldest," story by Frances Couruohas
paylor. Mr. Howclls's farce, "Five U Coch io''
anS "H,s pay in Court, story by Charles ESbert
CraddOck.
Mr. Marion Crawford intends to add several new
coantcrs ia his curious supernatural novel win o
Immorals," and it will not therefore 'pp'" " ~
form until the end Of the year.
.,rhs Rovbooa Of Living Authors" is the title OF a
,or,haoming volume from the pen of William H. noe
Ing 1t is said to DO full Of interesting per'o"'
Wal, Whitman. it is reported, pathctically bids
farewell life In a poem conriou'ou " ~
number Of "I1ppincctt"
Tho granddaughter Of the late Sir Henry iaS,oi'
,,,ss INA Ashworth Taylor, is about to make nor
second appearance as literary woman IN mover
entitled "The City Of Sarras." Sir Heniys oorio
spondcnce is now In the press.
Mr. Froude's book, "The English In inc "oS.
indies or the Bow OF Ulysses" is to be hius'rs'e"
from sketches by the author.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
I EHIGII VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortiandt and d.
brosses stS. 70 lows
7 . m. for CalassuQua and Intermediate points. .,.
a. for Geneva, Lyons Elmlra, Rochester, BubnS
and the West and principal local points Chair car "
Up for Iunkhannock and Intermediate points :hsis
To runkhannock. Connection " Reading and haif~
$40 for Piston aud principal Intermediate polsa
$40 p. m. Tor Coplay and intermediate points. Coz
70 Reading ana Harrisburg Chair car u cspX:
p. m. for Geneva Lyons Eimira. Rochester, puns~
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
80 p. m. for Iaurays and intermediate points ...
nect all points Mstanoy and aIeton coal regoos4
SUNDAY TRAINS. Nah.
m. for Maueh Chunk Aaxleton and intermea'sSs
D. m Tor Geneva Lyons Fimira Rehcster. Burss
''' '"' general Eastern { nee eSS $40 dwas
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINZ
n. Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA cav .,NS
foot Of Christopher North River daily except sss
day p IN. for Troy and the North. SUNDAY ssAN
touches az Albany. Troy excursion tickets 81 % -
NATSKILL EVENING LINE. AVA
foot OF Jav.st. every week iay al D. ~. coine'uns
Catskill Mountain and Cairo Railroads
FAiEoN ONE DoLLAM -
ITO NEW HAVEN. Toe.
EXCURSION tgoeas dsvN a ~ 80,
Steamers c. II. NORrHAM aud CoNrINhNS .,sdsss q.
Peck slip Pier - r.. m AMI - ~ trsiss -
ceple connecting At New.Aayen WIN spec'fts oiYOR4
MERlbEN, HAa TFoRD. sPRIN6flELn "a ~ Rro1S
&C Through tickets soh and bzgEAse Sne'A
way New. York and coartsI. BrooA"s
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s,,te Of New York. County OF New York. So , =,
Alfred H. TmpoH. cashier of the above named oan X 40
above statement ~ tfuo 10 inc ocst
o. Wy ALFRED II. TIMPSON Cashier.
before this Sn day Of october,
1887 ,,, ur n,iHin ~ ~ y Ganniv
Cntrect-Attest;
No'i' HORACE PORTER.
BENJAMIN PERKINS. Directors.
d.. NDOIPII. y
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CiplScno Notices
STEAMBOATS, GRO Railroads.
DSUN RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

1T DSUN RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
NEW YORK and ALBANY.
Except Sundiys).
Leave Brooklyn. tulion.st !by Anaexl = s 90 m
L. YORK, Ncstry u. pier y ~ 4 m
Leave New. York Wesf 22d 81 pier. :. % 90 a. ~
For ALBANY landing az WORKERS. West poni. new
burg louchke-psir Rhlnrbeck (Itsku and hudson.
Return ng leave Albany $ 30
A duo BAND attached TO each boat
conn EDITIONS:
wFsT POINT and NEMBU 70 with down day oolt
ALkNNY with y y. CENTRAL & IL r. Il Il. Tor
Utica Kurlo NIAGARA FALLS and the West with
Iost0 & hioany Il X for DostoD - -,
Last rips rom Newl ork saturday, october To- from
Albany Monday. October Il.
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5innrndl.

NOTICE. 49,. ,u,.u,,,, ., %.
M.tropoan cphour AMI rsrgi ph Company TO pr'vio
for an ucr-,sr stoek such increased DO NAL,
from be Determined bV vote 81 tue bpu
OF majority - them. with tho written consent
Of the s'ockh der' proviie
however OF ia. cspt stock shill not
million dpl1ri ad also Ia provide Tor an III
rra.- number OF shres into which tho capital stock
shall 'e llvnl"ti
York sepiemher O. 1857. -
INF NEtROPOLlTAN TELEPHONE AND TGLE-
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NEW YORK ONTARIO s. YVES TERN RY
~ Trains leaNs tom lerres West A2d e

West 42d, so a. m, Jayst-, 80 O. m for Mddes
town, tallsburg. Monticello Liberty, Walton, Delhi
Norwich tea, Rome, oneida, Fulton, oswego. Buffalo,
Detroit, Chicago allkl Valley points.
West 42d, 10 p M, Jay-st. IS p m, Ter Middle
town, ElleDve, failsburg Monticello, Liberty, White
Lake. Waikiki Valley points
West 42d 80 m, ay-st-, sis p. M, daily for
Mdleown. talsDurg Liberty Walton. Norwich, Oneitas
Oswrgo Suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicago, 81. Louis
Pullman sleeping berths reserved 307 broadway
Time tables tickets &c, at 207 307 94i 1923 Bozd-
way 73l Othaye, l34 East 25th ST., 264 West i25th-
St., n. Y. J. q. ANDERSON, q. l.. A..
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fiuaufidI.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST CO.,

The MERCANTlLE TRUST CU.,
EQUITABLE BUILDING, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, 50, 100000,
Is A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT AND TRUST
FUNDS AND FOR GENERAL DEPOSITS. UPON
WHICH 1T PAYS
LIBERAL RATES OF INTEREST
FROM THE DATE OF DEPOSIT UNTIL THE DATE
OF WITHDRAWAL
THE COMPANY ALSO BY LAW ACTS AS ExECU-
TOR, ADMINISTRATION. GUARDIAN. RECEIVER
AND TRUSTEE, AS FISCAL AND TRANSFER AGENT.
AND AS REGISTRAR OF STOCKS AND BONDS
EXCEPTIONAL RATES AND FACILITIES ARE
OFFERED TO RELIGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT IN
sTITUTIoNs AND TO EXECUTORS OR TRUSTEES
OF ESTATES.
TRUSTEES -
LOUIS FITZGERALD. President
%SSsS 5.H %ySSkSroon,ny Vice Presidents
HENRY A. HURLBUT. JAMES NJ. HALSTEAD
HENRY O. MARQUAND BRAYTON IVES
RUSSELL SAGE WHITELAW REID.
HENRY NJ. ALEXANDER, FRED. l.. AMES.
SIDNEY DILLON JAMES STOKES,
NORVIN GREEN JAMES w. ALEXANDER
JOHN w. HUNTER GEORGE L kIVES.
WARREN ACKERMAN, MARCELLUs HARTLEY.
AUSTIN CORBiN JOHN J. McCOOK,
RfCHARD IRWIN JR Ebert b. MONROE.
THOMAS T. ECkERT EDWARD A. 9uiNTAhp'
THOMAS MAITLAND, WILLIAM L. STRONG.
HENRY c. DEMINd Secretary and Treasurer.
CLINTON HUNTER, Assistant Secretary.
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will tho expiration Of 80 years
and interest at per cent arnun. payable half
yearly. -, ,
They Will be made PAYABLE either sterling az the Bank OF
Scotland LONDON gland or In currency at the canadian
the CITY OF Guelph Canada. or AZ the
agency Of the Can dian Bank OF Commerce, New York.
u with interest coupons attached payable al the samo
PLACES respectively
Tepders be Endorsed Tenders for City of Guelph De-
benturcs."
TrnIrrs whether the desired to
serln currency and where to br payable and any
the whole OF either both OF tho
issues In sums OF 81 900 OIL upward
Parties tender furnish with their tenders checks
marked food by some Incorporated bank and payable To
the city of Guelph for cent
which they tender security Tor tho fu
nlment OF their tenders II accsptoi.
The Debentures will be delivered to the parties whose
tenders accepted At the CITY Treasurcrs occ Gnep
the procos sals being payable Ia sncy the
tksa in sterling al the OF exchange ~ the
place of delivery.
Ths highest or any tender not nscsssacily accepted
ANY further frmston can he obtained GU application TO
the Bank Of Loadou England tho agency VI the
Z. HARVEY, City Treasurer.
0uelph, Canada
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BENNINGTON n. j. lNAkf .-bau'S
l college school Bows college ptep'r1otv arr
laboratory. gymn-inns
conditions. AMI steam heat 'onmenhei
by President McIosi 4Hth year xn-n,e ~
- /. IGANLON. d. D.. President
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. NfACk- ON III
IA Hudson ladies' and Gentlemen Sue'e">n AZ popl
lar rate. Tnit-fstv preparatory. Music ar ir,rri
ulnroertpIy business Year opens ~ei'lhcf ~ -'
w H. IN y i-is' = '''
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l. any BOATS-PEUPEES LINE-FM@
~ ace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND lesre
every Elk day at y. m. from Pier 81 n II. foot q
Canal St
Freight received until the hour Of departure.
Leave Brooklyn via Annex. Fult0n-st-. at Q. IN
NohViIu LIN .-FavOrite INSIDE Route.
~ Fares reduced 10 Boston 49, Worcester 81 so; Nof.
wich 81 IS New oniop 81 40 Correspondng reanctna
all points Steamers CITY OF wore E.
OF BosroN AMI CITY OF LAwRENcE leave Pier - old
OF watts pier above
eny) daily sundays excepted. At D.
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A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CIns
"A KILL MOUNTAINS LANDING ss csss.tssSs
West Point). Cornwall Newbure. Marlborough Nii:sns
Porghkc psI6 and Esopus tnnectng wih Cllcr aa1 ~
scny SQxS snS G snd g.us soSp'i
: :sssI ssss s.y Of Sl
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT
ID NORFOLK. VA. and SOUTH.
moro, thence palace steamers. arriyng Old roias n
Fall RIyER LINE: FARES 2l,,, REDUCED.
REDUCTION TO ALL OTHER POINTS
Steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL leave Pier e. M
fsot Of Murray.st daily Sunday: included Casns
Returning trains cennscting with steamer: at FAN Rvss
isave Boston week days 1t 6p m. SuAdays7 p n. A.
orchestra each steamer. 10000,
Tickets and statero0ms secured at principal transfer aal
ticket offices. ct onics On Pier 70 snd On steameA
EOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
l. Steamer KAATERsKILL on Tuesday Thursday "a
EonDeesns riin Boston aud Albany aros4
SHORE LINE. Al Rail Route for Boston.
Station S' !. and The Ess
leaves At ~ M caiiy e1cep. Sunday fsisss pssSss
Sleeping cars 70 destination.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
wood Tenany Coster. sparkll and Nyaek so iiS
ssS snd 10 Z 30 80 IL m a. 20 sa.a.
ss 90 ana 4a in1 * S.aS's sp's:
q. m Il rs .. m. Saturdays onlyk Sundays 80 -
3 D. m. "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09

AT SAN ANTONIO, Texas, on Memorial
day, the color line" was drawn in such
q way as to cause lot OF trouble, and
endanger the parade. The procession
was forming when the E1celsicr Guards,
colored militia, fell into line. when the
fire companies Immediately fell out, and
stayed out. The Grand Army of the
Republic, observing the movements of
the black troops, made rush to get in
ahead OF them, but failed, and had to
march behind. There was-s good deal
of grumbling, and had it not been for
the solicitation and pleading of some
influential citizens there would have
been no parade, and Memorial Day
would have been anything but time
of peace.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09
SCRUB INFIDELS.

There was q time when the masses
thought that only men of broad ideas,
Of great intellectually, of massive
brains and deep thought became in
fidels. Great reasoners like Volta1re
and Paine, it was believed, led thai
selves into inidelity and atheism, not
because they thought it was "smart" to
argue against the existence of a God.
The common herd could not reason, or
cared not to reason. as those men did
bat were happy and content to believe.
While these men OF mighty intellect
were ebonioated OH account OF their
basphemy in assaiIiu. sacsed things
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09

they were respected for their learning
and their broadness of thought.
Furthermore they never stopped to the
low and vulgar clap-trap and the ugly
expressions of the shallow pated ana
demagogue to excite the laughter or win
the plaudits of the rabble. They were
content to elaborate their belief in rea-
son-or what they held to be reason
and to demonstrate by logic. Even
Christians have respect and con-
sideration for Voltaire, and are not
above studying him.
Now, however, any fool thinks he can
bs an infdel, and good many of the
modern atheists are not far removed
from the condition Of idiocy. Bob In
gersou is great in some things, but in
others he is common and narrow. One
of his many silly utterances was the
declaration that he could write better
book than the Bible. He said that as
an argument against the divinity Of the
good Book. He wanted the people to
think that if the Almighty were TO in
spire book he would inspire better
one than such men could write. With
intelligent men, the non-believers as
well as Christians, the remark was low
and vulgar, and unworthy a person
claiming reasoning faculties. 4 disciple
of Ingerson, or rather disciple of the
ugly part OF Ingersoll- the latter has
two sides, one brilliant and loyable
the other base and vulgar-recently
turned up in Boston, where he under
took to Guido his master in abuse of
Christianity. His name is +. c.
Adams, and he is a son of once
somewhat famous orthodox preacher,
the Rev. Nehemiah Adams, ID. The
young man spoke at free religious
meeting in the Hub, the other even
ing, and, among other things, said:
"Even if the Scriptures did warrant the
observance of Sunday as the Sabbath,
was it likely that God would have talks
on this subject with barbarous old
Hebrew on an Asiatic mountain, when
he could have had the privilege of
speaking about it to Governor Ames OH
Beacon Hill? Was it conceivable that
God would have lost that opportunity
of entering into conversation with cul-
tured Boston," Mr.. Adams doubtless
thought that in the above he was hurl-
ing solid chunks of reason and unan-
swerable argument at the theory of an
whereas he was merely ex-
posinga narrow mind, and showing the
of Lis reasoning faculties.
The ranks of the infdels may be in
creased by the insane exhortations of
men of the Adams calibre, but the &C
questions will not add strength to the
atheists. nor weaken the cause of
Christianity. People who employ
for argument and those who
accept blashemy for reason. are bene-
iclal to no cause
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09
VITlATED BLOOD
ScrofulOus, Inherited and Con-
tagiOuS HumOrS Cured
by luficnra.

books received through Mr. Frank Il.
Wray. Druggist. apollo, Pa. became &C
quainted with your CUTICURA REMEDIES.
and take this opportunity to testify to you
that their use has permanently cured me Of
connection with erysipelas, that have ever
yeen, and this after having been pronounced
incurable by some of the best physicians in
our county. take great pleasure in for
Warding to you this testimonial, unsolicited
as it is by you, in order that others suffering
from similar maladies may be encouraged TO
give your CUTICURA REMEDIES trial.
S.P. WHITLINGER, Leechburg. Pa.
Reference: FRANK T. WRAY, Druggist,
ApDollo, Pa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09

TIE PROPORTIONS of the rabbit pest in
Austrslis may be better understood
when it is said that the government OF
Victoria alone spends 500 900 year to
Keep in check the increase of the
rodents on crown lands, while privs q
citizens expend double that sum for
the destruction OF the pests. In New
South Wales the government main
taias an army of I, loo men for the sole
purpose Of fighting rabbits, and South
Australia also has large force of men
engaged in the contest. Crickets and
grssshoppers in such swsrms as they
descend upon Utah, are mere trides
as compared with the rabbit plague Of
Australia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09

IT is gratifying to learn that there is
something of squirt in the matter of
the registration for the August election.
a great many men who neglected to
register last month are taking the oath
and having their names placed on the
list this week. Of course, there will be
nothing like full registration. 1t is
too late for that, even if the hesltating
ones were now inclined to swallow the
nsuseating dose and submit to the in
suit presented in the oath but the lists
will be increased some hundreds of
names before the close of the week, and
something approaching a respectable
vote may be polled after all. 1t is no.
ticable that the Mormons and non.
Mormons are registering in proportion
to their numbers in the community; the
lists will therefore show the proper
tionate strength of the parties, though
nothing like the full strength OF either.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09
sCRoEuLous ULCERS.

Orleans, on oath says: 'In 1870 Scrofulous
Ulcers broke out on my body until was a
mass of corruption. Everything known to
the medical faculty was led in vain. be
came mere wreck At times could not lift
my hands 10 my head, could not turn in bed /;
was in constant pain, and looked upon life
as curse No relief or cure in ten years.
In 1880 heard of the CUTICURA REMEDIES,
used them, and was perfectly cured"
Sworn to before U s. Com. J. D. CRAW-
FORD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09
ONE OF THE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your CUTICURA RE-
NEEDLES for years, and have the first com.
plant yet TO hear from purchaser. One OF
the worst cases of Scrofula 1 ever saw was
cured by the use of five bottles Of CUTICURA
REsoLvENT, CUTICURA, and CUTICURA SOAP.
The soap takes the cake here as medic
inal soap.
TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists.
- Frankfort, Kan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-09
FOR sALECBEAP.

1 AMES lo-HORSE ENGINE, l BARNES
/ Foot Lathe. Mortising Machine, l
Barnes Foot Scroll Saw, l Barnes shsper,
Barnes Tt mranihg Mac, Lot 200 rods) in
the centre of American Fork City, good
Orchard, four Houses, etc., on lot.
Enquire OF JAMES EiSMORE,
American Fork City. Utah.
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stROFULoUs. INHERITED,

And Contagious Humors, with Loss of Hair
and Eruptions of the Skin, are positively
cured by CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP ex-
ternally and CUTICURA RESoLvENT in
ternally, when all other medicines fail Send
CUTIc6RA REMEDIES are old everywhere
Price, CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure,
50 cents; CgTICURA SOAP, an E6qn SITE ,T
the New Blood Purifier, 81 90. Prepared by
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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TWO GOOD" MARES WITH TWO FINE
sucking Colts. Address or enquire at
523 E Sixth South.
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A GOOD HORSE FOR SALE, CHEAP, AT
"A so e. Fifth South Street. Weight, 800
pounds; kind and gentle.
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AN UPRIGHT GRAND KNABE PIANO.
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DTATPLES, Blackhe ads, Skin Blemishes,
i llM and Baby HumOrs, use CUTICURA
SOAP.